Come Dance Poem by Irene C S ClarkHogg
Come Dance
Come, Dance.
Come, dance with me beneath the moon,
Who treads the night in silver shoon,
Spreads light on those who celebrate
The sealing of harsh Winter’s fate,
For Spring will be the mistress soon.
Come, dance as we have danced before
You and I, ten thousand years and more.
In honour of our mother, Earth,
Who brings forth life, who gave us birth,
Then gave to man one rule, one law.
Love, just one word, one rule, one law.
For if you love there’s no need for more.
I love this call to dance, so beautifully sent fort........... We danced in the seventies, before generation x came along and changed everything........
Hello Sweet Mama.. These Line are filled with the passionate wine of Music... Its got rhythm and style..A Big welldone Mum..Cheers. The Sage Anthony Edmond John +2348080953549
simple words, great music and depth in them and a peep into eternity. Awesome, makes the reader dance in bliss. CP
i love this poem coz it has much emotion and a lot of passion.very nice poem.
I'll dance with you for ever more in moonlight or foreign shore the love of life is in your eyes in dreams i hear my babies Cries Fantastic poem Irene, regards Bob
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5/4/2024 6:58:57 AM # 1.0.0.1119
Superb in poetry and wisdom. The last couplet musically sums up the consumate widom of the world. Each word seems to be dancing with the soul. CP